Indian Creek girls basketball’s grip on Mercy weakened late in the first half of Tuesday’s Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference quarterfinal. When the Magic rocketed into the third quarter by controlling the glass and finishing baskets, the Eagles’ control slackened even more. Mercy’s ability to shirk its eighth seed and keep pace with the No. 1 seed wasn’t of any surprise to anyone. The two exhausted all four quarters of their previous meetup only a few days ago, which Indian Creek just slightly eeked out. Tuesday’s contest, however, wouldn’t resemble last time past those first couple minutes of the second half. By the final buzzer, nearly every Eagles starter watched...
